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Fascinating stuff. It explains the two concrete washtubs next to the washer and the extra hose when I was a child (Childhood washers: 63 Kenmore 70 series and a Wizard Citation Imperial)... Of course, as an adult who's an equestrian with gardening and stonemasonry as a vocation, the LAST thing...

This is a very interesting thread. I feel like the only one without an advanced chemistry degree. I have one thought of fragrance. The ONE thing that Mrs. Meyers cleansers (which I think don't work at all) does well, is fragrance. AFTER I clean with the comet and bon ami and tide etc etc...

I love that everyone on this list seems to have understanding spouse/hubands/partners, etc. I can just see my future single's ad: Wanted: Kind, good hearted, healthy, attractive man with mechanical skills and a love of vintage appliances. Bonus points if you're familiar with Kelvinator...

I have an approx 10 year old Crosley Heavy Duty 20 top loader model, that I actually quite like, which is advantageous as it came with the rental, but it has one odd trait: There is no catch basin in the washroom, and the drain hose goes directly into an open pipe end... During the final rinse...

OH MY GOD. Unless my Mom has changed out the family homestead (don't get me started on what she did to the Mid-50's bathroom...Homedepot HELL), That's the washer that has stood in the kitchen ever since I can remember. SAME COLOUR, everything.

familiar... I thought...that control panel looks awfully familiar... I've the matching Kenmore dryer (mismatched to a Crosley HD20 washer which I rather like). How funny.